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Runners Diary#69 Interview with Lindie Naughton plus News, Results and Featured FixturesResults:
Eyeries 5 mile : 11th November 2.30pm
Race 4 of the Beara AC Series
Wins for Barry Twohig, St. Finbarrs AC (27:17) and Rachael O'Shea, CorK Track Club (19th - 32:56). There were 160 Finishers
Top 3
1 Barry Twhohig St Finbarrs AC = 27:16
2 Tommy Arthur Kenmare AC = 27:42
3 John Longan St Finbarrs AC = 28:19
1 Rachael O’Shea Cork Track Club = 32:55
2 Michelagh Murphy Beara AC = 34:49
3 Sorcha Kearney St Finbarrs AC = 34:50
Full results below
Eyeries 5 Mile Road Race Results - November 2023 - Cork At...2023-11-131h 33
Jake's Take with Jacob ElyacharEpisode #235: Wes Miller PREVIEWS BET+'s 'Call Her King'It is a pleasure to welcome screenwriter and director Wes Miller to The Jake's Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast. Wes is an upcoming filmmaker exploring America's ongoing social and cultural problems. He specializes in exploring pulpy slices of Americana violence through the eyes of flawed characters. Raised in Memphis, Tennessee, Wes was a three-sport athlete. He attended college at the University of Memphis-Lambuth and was an All-Conference cornerback. After college, Wes Miller went to law school, and after raising his son as a single father and graduating towards the top of his law school class, he worked as...2023-07-0218 min
Old Movies For Young StonersS2E6 - The PhilenApocalypse w/ Midnight Madness (1980) & Warm Bodies (2013)The PhilenApocalypse as foretold by prophecy is finally upon us! Philena Franklin has taken over OLD MOVIES FOR YOUNG STONERS and has transformed it in NEW MOVIES FOR OLD STONERS! Both movies are in color and both have synchronized sound! No silents! No subtitles! One of these movies is even from THIS CENTURY!!! Can OMFYS survive this brush with modernity??? Listen and find out!
First, Philena shows us what it was like to grow up in the Franklin household with MIDNIGHT MADNESS (1980), a movie she claims her dad, OMFYS co-host Greg Franklin, made her watch repeatedly during her formative years...2023-05-301h 21
The Print CastLino Bill FickYou may know my guest today if you've ever encountered the Speedball Printmaking Posse, a print loving tour of artists that spread the gospel of printmaking while doing demos, handing out posters and samples of relief inks. He's even got his own namesake Super Graphic Black ink with Speedball. His name is Lino Bill Fick. His work is a bit rockabilly, can be viewed as deranged, and it captures the essence of his signature style of drawing which can be brushy, inky, and always graphic with intense black lines. Learn about his unusual beginnings abroad as the son of a...2021-07-061h 20
The Print CastMaster Printer Kathy CaraccioKathy Caraccio is a New York based master printer who started out studying under Arun Bos at Hunter College in the 60's, and after graduating spent four years printing and absorbing all kinds of knowledge at Robert Blackburns Print Workshop. It was there she learned the ins and outs of being a collaborating printer and got glimpses into the world of dealing and collecting prints by watching Robert Blackburn sell the prints published in his studio. Her first publishing job was for Pace, before they had their own print operation, printing a commemorative suite of etchings for Louise Nevelson. S...2021-02-271h 16
The Print CastPart 2 | Prints and Their Makers with Master Printer Phil SandersThis episode is Part 2 of my conversation with Phil Sanders, author of Prints and Their Makers, a new book out from Princeton Architectural Press about artists and master printers and the processes that bring them together. If you haven’t heard Part 1, it precedes this episode in your feed so I encourage you to catch up before listening to this installment of The Print Cast. If you are all caught up, then today is a treat for you because we’re about to embark on a lengthy Let’s Get Technical segment regarding relief...2021-02-0239 min
The Print CastPart 1 | Prints and Their Makers with Master Printer Phil SandersAuthor and Master Printmaker Phil Sanders comes on the podcast today in a two-part episode to discuss his new book Prints and Their Makers, a book that weaves connections between the tradition and techniques of printmaking developed over the course of human history. Phil Sanders is a master printer and publisher at PS Marlowe in Asheville, North Carolina. He is a former printer at ULAE, and former director at the Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop in New York City.His book features publishers and artists who push the boundaries of the seven major processes: Relief, Intaglio, Chine Collé, P...2021-01-271h 13
Born on this Day podcastDecember 6thBorn on this Day: is a daily podcast hosted by Bil Antoniou, Amanda Barker & Marco Timpano.Celebrating the famous and sometimes infamous born on this day.Check out their other podcasts:Bad Gay Movies, Bitchy Gay MenEat & DrinkEvery Place is the SameMy CriterionsThe Insomnia ProjectMarco's book:25 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Started My PodcastDECEMBER 6Happy St. Nicholas DayJoBeth Williams,Judd Apatow,Tom...2020-12-0620 min
The Print CastDrawing Attention to the States of Change with Yoonmi NamArtist and professor Yoonmi Nam comes on the podcast to discuss her art, collaborations, exhibitions, and more. Nam is a professor at KU in Lawrence, KS, and we discuss her inspiration that comes from the world around her including her neighborhood and kitchen table. Nam is a lithographer, and Moku Hanga artist, and connects her passion for technical processes with content that speaks to ephemerality and convenience. Most of her art examines liminal spaces between states of change, and contradictions that exist in the things we use like how we use "disposable" goods packaged in plastics that will be...2020-10-311h 13
The Print CastLinocut, my one true love, with Kari Kristensen aka The Printmaker and Her DogToday I’ve got a great conversation to share with you featuring an artist you may recognize as The Printmaker and Her Dog, or for non-instagram people, her name is Kari Kristensen. Kari is a relief printmaker based in Vancouver, Canada where she pumps out iterations of her stylized landscape prints. Kari has a great presence on social media, and there’s something really appealing about the type of work she does. It’s simple, monochromatic, and presents a field of view that makes you want to jump in and get lost amidst the lines and dots she carefully renders...2020-10-2251 min
The Print CastPrintmakers Against Racism w/ Desiree AspirasPrintmakers Against Racism is a project that launches today, on the day of this recording July 25th, 2020. Desiree Aspiras is the founder of the project which aims to engage printmakers across the world to sell their printss and donate the proceeds to support the fight against systemic racial injustice. In lieu of the project launch, Desiree and I discuss the motivation behind the project, and how a similar movement called @bakersagainstracism provided her with a frame work to set up this global art sale. Learn how Instagram closed her account causing her to rename her handle with little explanation...2020-07-2635 min
The Print CastGetting Real w/ Louisville's Smoketown Printshop Calliope ArtsJoining me on The Print Cast are Rudy Salgado Jr. and Susanna Crum of Calliope Arts in Louisville, KY. They are an artist couple who run their studio on the first floor of the building they live in near downtown Louisville. We talk about C-19, a print publishing project they started during quarantine that benefits KY and Southern Indiana artists. Our discussion about the pandemic transitioned into politics in their area including protests, BLM arrests at the mayor's residence, and the ongoing struggle to get justice for Breonna Taylor and others. Other mentions and topics are listed below. Take...2020-07-231h 07
The Print CastThe Untold Histories of "The Women of Atelier 17" with Author Christina WeylIf you're a printmaker, I hope you've heard of Atelier 17.The widely acclaimed mid-century Manhattan print studio was known for being an inclusive environment to make and expand the craft of printmaking. My guest today is Christina Weyl, author of a new book "The Women of Atelier 17: Modernist Printmaking in Midcentury New York."Christina Weyl is an author and art historian and independent scholar and curator. She earned a BA from Georgetown University and my MA and PhD in Art History from Rutgers University. Formerly, she was the director of Gemini G.E.L. at J...2020-06-3058 min
The Print CastThis is not a time for neutrality | BLMThe Print Cast supports Black Lives Matter and believes in justice for those who have been oppressed by systemic racism. I've been making time to reflect and to learn about the issues at hand, and I am reflecting on how I can be involved and support the movement. I'm going to work to make sure this podcast is part of the healing and change that this world needs. I believe that artists can be a powerful component in movements for change, and the content I produce moving forward will most definitely take that into account.Join me...2020-06-2402 min
The Wise Fool Art PodcastPrintmaker + Podcaster, Nicholas Naughton (Los Angeles, CA)We discussed: Travels in India, Being a craftsman, Graphic arts, Foil stamping, Book making, Printmaking, Stories of artists selling enough art through social media to make a living, The desire to be financially stable, Dating and relationships with artist and creative people, Artistry and craftsmanship, The concern of return on investment in creating fine art, The difficulty of having time to devote to making artwork, Printmakers are OCD artists, Paper Chase Press, Morgan Conservatory, Dieu Donné , Swoon making paper pulp editions, and Kiki Smith
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Please be sure to visit our Patreon page and help su...2020-06-091h 04Podcast | The Wise Fool Art PodcastPrintmaker + Podcaster, Nicholas Naughton (Los Angeles, CA)We discussed: Travels in India, Being a craftsman, Graphic arts, Foil stamping, Book making, Printmaking, Stories of artists selling enough art through social media to make a living, The desire to be financially stable, Dating and relationships with artist and creative people, Artistry and craftsmanship, The concern of return on investment in creating fine art, The difficulty of having time to devote to making artwork, Printmakers are OCD artists, Paper Chase Press, Morgan Conservatory, Dieu Donné , Swoon making paper pulp editions, and Kiki Smith
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The Print CastPress On | Fifth Edition featuring Josh Dannin and Todd Irwin, the co-publishers of Power Washer ZineToday’s edition of Press On with The Print Cast was wrapped up on Thursday May 22nd, in the year 2020, over 8 weeks into my stay-at-home shut-down. For this fifth edition I’ve got a longer interview for you, so it will only be one today, featuring Josh Dannin of Directangle Press and Todd Irwin of Bitmap Press, the co-publishers of Power Washer Zine.Today’s talk is a fresh one, to say the least, and full of print jargon and technical talks. We run the gamut from how long to flash dry a toasted cheese sandwich, to what kind o...2020-05-231h 02
The Print CastPress On | Fourth Edition featuring Robynn Smith of Print Day in May and Luther Davis of Powerhouse ArtsToday on The Print Cast, it's the fourth edition of our series Press On, something we launched as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic. I want to talk directly to printmakers about how this situation impacts their lives, their businesses, and how they'll keep busy through the shutdown of daily life. Each iteration of the series will bring you stories directly from artists and we'll keep them coming as long as this situation persists.Today's edition was wrapped up on May 1st, 2020. In Part 1, Robynn Smith from Print Day in May tells us of the upcoming print holiday...2020-05-021h 02
The Print CastPress On | Third Edition featuring Matthew Dols of The Wise Fool Podcast and Landscape Printmaker Laura BoswellToday on The Print Cast, it's the third edition of our series Press On, something we launched as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic. I want to talk directly to printmakers about how this situation impacts their lives, their businesses, and how they'll keep busy through the shutdown of daily life. Each iteration of the series will bring you stories directly from artists and we'll keep them coming as long as this situation persists.Today's edition was wrapped up on April 20, 2020. In Part 1, Matthew Dols from The Wise Fool Podcast comes on the show to tell us about...2020-04-221h 01
The Print CastPress On | Second Edition featuring Joseph Velasquez of Drive By Press and Sarah Kirk Hanley from Manhattan Graphics CenterToday's episode of The Print Cast is the second edition of a limited series I’m calling Press On, Press On is a series that looks at the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the printmaking community. Each of these bonus episodes brings you stories from printmaking artists and arts administrators speaking to how this situation impacts their lives, what’s happening with print shops and businesses, and how they are adapting to new challenges. Today's first guest is Joseph Velasquez, co-founder of Drive By Press. We talk about teaching, making art about Star Trek, and what it's like...2020-04-0451 min
The Print CastPress On | First Edition featuring Joey Gross of Public Print Co, James Black of 111 Shirt Lab, and print professor Yoonmi Nam from University of KansasToday on podcast, we’re doing a special edition called Press On, a series launched as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic. I want to talk directly to printmakers about how this situation impacts their lives, their businesses, and how they’ll keep busy through the shut down of daily life. Each iteration of this series will bring you stories from 3 artists and we’ll keep em coming as long as this situation persists.Today’s edition was recorded Saturday March 21st of 2020. In Part 1 of today’s edition of Press On, we talk with Joey Gross from Public...2020-03-2752 min
The Print CastIntroducing: Press On, a limited series on the impacts of COVID-19 on the print community.In the new limited audio series from the maker of The Print Cast, host Nick Naughton invites listeners onto the podcast to share about how the Coronavirus pandemic is affecting their lives and livelihoods. In the spirit of community, we're opening the lines to share stories of how we're coping, how we're printing from home, and how we're going to maintain some semblance of the lives we've lived until now. We're in it together, and we will Press On...eventually.To take part, email Nick at info@theprintcast.comOr DM him on Instagram @theprintcast...2020-03-2305 min
The Print CastArt, Business and Activism with Karl LaRocca, founder of Brooklyn's Kayrock Screen PrintingToday's guest on The Print Cast is Karl LaRocca, the owner of Kayrock Screen Printing in Brooklyn, New York. If you've checked out what they do, you would see a huge array of goods that they make including artist editions, artist books, and rad merch. One famous tee Kayrock produced that we discuss briefly was a Bert and Ernie design (Designed by Daniel Davidson) from 2016 for then candidate for President Bernie Sanders. They do a lot of custom work for candidates and political organizations as a result of projects like that.Karl has a very mathematical mind as...2020-03-161h 05
The Print CastBrooklyn Screen Printer Leslie Diuguid of Du-Good PressLeslie Diuguid joins the podcast today to talk screen printing, both in how she runs her own publishing shop and her day job as a fabricator for Powerhouse Arts in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. We discuss her journey to New York, some of the artists she trained with, and what she's up to now with her publishing operation which goes on after hours and in between her other activities. Family is a huge influence on Leslie's life, and we learn about how her father and grandfather influenced what she does. She discusses her involvement with The Black Women of Print, an...2020-02-191h 18
The Print CastThe World of Woodcut With Valerie Lueth of Tugboat PrintshopWoodcut is the name of the game in today's episode. Valerie Lueth of Tugboat Printshop joins me on the podcast to talk about the work she produces in her garage studio in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Tugboat has been running for a long time, and Valerie really has a system figured out to make a living selling woodcut relief prints. She keeps it simple and follows her interests, and all throughout her work you can see a consistent voice and style that is indelibly Tugboat. Today we talk about everything related to carving wood including tools and process, as well as...2020-01-301h 04
The Print CastThe IFPDA Sessions | Swoon and The Living History of Contemporary PrintmakingToday on the podcast is another live program from the IFPDA print fair in the fall of 2019. This week we have Swoon, aka Caledonia Curry, on stage speaking about her installation that greeted fair attendees at the entrance to the Javits Center. Swoon goes into detail about her love of printmaking, and the various ways she uses the medium in her art. Interestingly the conversation centers around etching, though it's one technique that Swoon doesn't do often and when she does it's with master printmakers. Speaking with Swoon are Nadine Orenstein, the Drue Heinz Curator in Charge, Department...2020-01-1539 min
The Print CastThe IFPDA Sessions | Phil Sanders, JP Russell, and James Nares on The Collaborative Process of Fine Art PrintmakingToday on the podcast, we join a discussion called The Collaborative Process of Fine Art Printmaking: Phil Sanders in Conversation with James Nares and Jean-Paul Russell. James Nares is an English artist who has been working in New York since the 1970’s. In discussion with Nares are Phil Sanders and Jean Paul Russell. Sanders is the founder of PS Marlowe, a creative services consultancy firm focused on sustainable careers in the arts and cultural development through entrepreneurship and service. He was previously the COO of The Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts & Director of The Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop. Jea...2019-12-191h 04
The Print CastChicago's Community Printmaking Scene with Angee Lennard of Spudnik PressToday’s episode features the founder of a community printshop in Chicago. Angee Lennard started Spudnik Press with a drive to create something that could serve a community of artists, and create a hub where people could work together, share equipment, and teach others about the printing arts. It’s not a simple business to run, and it takes a lot of elbow grease and persistence to create this type of print studio and make it sustainable, Spudnik Press has been going for 13 years now, which is pretty incredible considering it started in Angee’s apartment. The artists there work t...2019-11-271h 02
The Print CastDay 4 | The Print Cast Daily - Live from the IFPDA 2019 in New YorkIt's the final day of the IFPDA Fine Art Print Fair and it's been quite an adventure. Yesterday I interviewed Leslie DiuGuid from Du-Good Press and so I go into a bit of what we talked about. Today some of my favorite programming is going to happen. First we'll be meeting some of the artists who have work up on the walls this year. That should be a great treat and following that at 2pm is a discussion with Swoon about contemporary etching with Jenny Gibbs who is the executive director of the IFPDA. I haven't heard Swoon talk...2019-10-2705 min
The Print CastDay 3 | The Print Cast Daily - Live from the IFPDA 2019 in New YorkToday on this mini episode of The Print Cast I recount a very busy day yesterday, Friday October 25th at the IFPDA Print Fair in New York. It was a busy day with Jeff Koons and Christophe Cherix discussing his work including his newest editions on view at The Two Palms booth here at the fair. It was a very illuminating talk that I can't wait to post here on the pod, but today I offer some brief details to entice you about what's to come on the show in the coming weeks. Next I did interviews with...2019-10-2611 min
The Print CastDay 2 | The Print Cast Daily - Live from the IFPDA 2019 in New YorkComing to you live today at the IFPDA in New York. Check out this episode to hear what's going on in New York for Print Week if you can't be here to see it in person. Today I go over the happenings yesterday like my talk with master printer Craig Zammiello of Two Palms. We discussed photogravure, his specialty, and I give some detail today on how I think I've been misrepresenting that technique by calling all kinds of other printed things by that name. In fact, there is one material that is hardly available today that makes the...2019-10-2514 minThe Print CastThe Print Cast Daily - Live from the IFPDA 2019 in New YorkToday on this special edition of The Print Cast, I'll be recording at the IFPDA fine art print fair in New York. This is the first daily installment about what's going on here during Print Week including lots of up-close-and-personal content captured at the fair. The IFPDA is a big fair of galleries and print publishers showcasing some of the best prints being made today. Today I'll be on site recording a talk about collecting fine print works. Later I'll be doing my first live recording of the podcast! Master Printer Craig Zammiello will be on hand discussing his...2019-10-2408 min
The Print CastNavajo/Dine Artist Melanie Yazzie on StorytellingArtist Melanie Yazzie joins Nick on this triumphant return-to-broadcast Print Cast episode. They discuss her art, and the significant role that her heritage plays in her art practice and her life. Yazzie is a professor at University of Colorado, Boulder and her work is a mixture of print with other media, but overall she likes doing unique works. Her monotypes tell stories in such poetic ways and it was great to hear in her own words why she makes the work she does. She's widely known in the print world, hosts print exchanges and other programs, and she travels a...2019-10-161h 26
The Print CastPart 2 | For the Love of Multiples with The Little Friends of PrintmakingThe conversation continues with part 2 of my interview with The Little Friends of Printmaking. We talk about the various aspects of their business, and how they focus on quality of life, not on expansion. They've got a children's book in the works, so we get the dish on how that is going! They do lots of visiting artist gigs at colleges, and we discuss logistics for those types of opportunities and they talk about the wonderful benefits of spending time and working with students all over the country. We also talk about what it looks like to work with d...2019-07-1655 min
The Print CastPart 1 | For the Love of Multiples with The Little Friends of PrintmakingIt's another raucous interview with a couple of LA's most renowned screen printers! This time, Nick sits down in the live/work studio of The Little Friends of Printmaking to discuss their art, travels and print hustling lifestyle. Of course, we go over Melissa and James' midwest upbringings and then we discuss their college years at UW Madison and other influential moments in the early years when the couple met and fell in love with print and each other. They talk about their travels through Japan where they've visited in recent years, and how their work changes shape...2019-07-0946 min
The Print CastStoked About Gig Posters with Illustrator Dave KlocEpisode 10 of the pod features an interview with artist Dave Kloc. I journeyed North to LA's Atwater district and hung with Dave in his garage studio. We recounted war stories from our shops, and talked about all things gig poster. We talk about some of the best illustrators and designers working today in the poster realm, and there's an overwhelming passion present throughout the whole episode. Dave does Flatstock a couple times a year, makes a poster a week, and doesn't even have time anymore to do the printing. So now he collaborates with some of the best printers...2019-06-181h 21
The Print CastCollaborative Printing in New Zealand with Auckland Print StudioEpisode 9 of The Print Cast features a discussion with John Pusateri and Jan Philip Raath who together run Auckland Print Studio in Point Chevalier, New Zealand. It's one of the few studios in NZ offering litho, intaglio, relief and other print services to artists who want to create editions. We talk business models as they try to search for a way to move forward towards sustainability with print sales and program expansion. It is never clear what the most optimal model is for running a shop, but after 10 years they have created a solid foundation for their next steps...2019-06-0456 min
The Print CastPart 2 | The Power of Political Satire with Artist Enrique ChagoyaIn Part 2 of Nick's interview with Enrique Chagoya, they do a deep dive into his art. They discuss the history of the codex book format, dating back to pre-columbian times, and why it's a relevant format for Chagoya's art. If you recall, it was a lithographic codex that was vandalized in Loveland, Colorado, and we recounted the entire incident in Part 1 of this interview. We go on to talk about appropriation and specifically artists who create art on top of other artists' work. Chagoya calls prints unique multiples, which implies they possess a similar aura like that of unique...2019-05-2952 min
The Print CastPart 1 | The Power of Political Satire with Artist Enrique ChagoyaNick sits down with artist Enrique Chagoya, in Part 1 of a two-part series. Enrique Chagoya is an artist who inverts cultural appropriation in a manner he calls “Reverse Anthropology”. With a deft wit, his paintings, drawings, prints and codices use “symbols as one would use words in a sentence,” often with hilarious and biting results. At times his art can even arouse misinterpretation, negative press, and even vandalism. Nevertheless he persists and continues to tackle subjects like sexual abuse in the Catholic Church, racism, xenophobia, and pop culture, to name a few. Present in all of his work is humor, th...2019-05-2152 min
The Print CastSoCal Community Printmaking with Printshop LAImagine a space where you can spend an afternoon screen printing your own band merch? Or finally learn how to use a Risograph machine to print your own zine? Maybe you want to enroll in a class; maybe make an etching or a woodcut? It can be difficult to find the space and amass the needed tools and learning the techniques is another huge hurdle. Today in Los Angeles, there is one place where you can attempt to do all of that and more. Nestled in Chinatown, sharing a space with an art book seller A.G. Geiger, 4 artists...2019-05-0757 min
The Print CastSouthern Graphics Conference International with Artist Margot MyersMargot Myers joins the show to discuss site a specific installation and what it’s like to be a volunteer board member for the largest printmaking conference in the US. She is an intaglio print artist working in Bellingham, Washington, running a studio called Runaway Press where she creates her work, maintains a thriving batik business, and offers classes and events. Margot is also a volunteer board member for Southern Graphics Conference International and is serving a two-year term as treasurer for the non-profit that runs the event. With the 2019 conference recently taking place in Dallas, Texa...2019-04-2348 min
The Print CastLetterpress Startup Public Print and Supply CoStarting a letterpress shop isn't easy, and it takes time. In this episode I talk with Andrew Myers and Joey Gross of Public Print and Supply Co in Kansas City. They're a new printshop in town, but not new to the print game. With three months under their belts, we discuss the difficulty of self branding and previous businesses and shops where they both have worked. I inquire about the types of business they want to cater to, but also what they see for the future. With the start up phase of any business being rather mercurial, the future...2019-04-0248 min
The Print CastArtist Duo Sandow Birk and Elyse PignoletEpisode 3 of The Print Cast features an interview with painter Sandow Birk and ceramicist Elyse Pignolet; two artists who collaborate in marriage and in art. We talk about their numerous large scale printmaking projects over the years. Working with Master Printer workshops they execute intaglio, relief and lithographic editions delving into political topics ranging from war, democracy, to the constitution. By appropriating formats, compositions, and production methods from historical artists and printmakers, they manage to create art that is poignant and contemporary while also being timeless. We discuss projects like their woodcut Depravities of War, Imaginary Monuments, and t...2019-03-191h 22
The Print CastUniversality in Materials with Sculptor May TveitTveit is a sculptor interested in consumer goods and the manufactured landscape. She visited the pod in early 2018 to discuss her latest exhibition Universal Boxes at Johnson Country Museum of Art in Overland Park, Kansas. We discuss her previous large scale projects like Field Test, Product Placement, and United/Divided and discuss connections between those varied and intensive works and how they solidified the platform she is using in her latest cardboard sculptures. Her art reflects on what we consume, how we consume it, and what work means to her today.Check out the show notes to see...2019-03-051h 19The Print CastBonus: Hugh Merrill Does ShakespeareIn this Print Cast extra, we want to share a priceless bit of audio that didn't make it into the full length episode with our guest Hugh Merrill. Most people talk about what they ate for breakfast, but Hugh warms up the mic by reciting poetry, and his voice is like gold. We had some fun dressing up the audio and hope everyone enjoys it. Also included is some general information about how to support the podcast by sharing about it on social media, reviewing and rating us on your favorite podcast platform, and donating via Patreon (http://patreon...2019-02-2706 min
The Print CastPrintmaker and Community Artist Hugh MerrillIn this inaugural first episode Nick talks with Hugh Merrill about his decades as an artist, and his printmaking, teaching, and the philosophy that drives his creative process. We touch on topics relating to his studio work, his studies in the art department at Yale, feminism and MeToo, Buddhism, and other anecdotes like when artist Mel Chin challenged his universal theory of the art with a drawing of a big sausage. It's an art historical episode, with autobiographical undertones mixed with a feeling that you're at a fire side chat with a professor you loved. Recorded in two parts...2019-02-031h 37
Taco the TownEpisode 10: Ricos Tacos Lupe (w/ Rhiannon Birdsall and Nick Naughton)Welcome to 2018! THE YEAR OF THE TACO!! We're back from Holiday Break and we're hitting Kansas City's Southwest Boulevard for some amazing authentic tacos as we review RICOS TACOS LUPE with our special guests, actress and voice over artist Rhiannon Birdsall and artist and owner of La Cucaracha Press, Nicholas Naughton! We discuss what makes the Boulevard one of the best places to get yourself some tacos in KC! We also hear what Alan Rickman would sound like making a taco review! What a way to kick of THE YEAR OF THE TACO!!
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ATW - Working In The TheatrePerformance - September, 1998The panel of performers talk about their training and when they decided to become actors. "Power Plays" co-stars Richard Benjamin and Paula Prentiss talk about working together at Northwestern. Both Billy Crudup and Dana Reeve ("More To Love: A Big Fat Comedy") pursued Master of Fine Arts degrees in order to teach as well as act. In England, Roger Rees ("Nicholas Nickleby") trained primarily by observation. James Naughton ("Chicago", Williamstown Theatre Festival) discusses the Blue Light Theatre Company, started by his son Greg Naughton, where Billy Crudup is in "Oedipus". The panel also discusses what they've gained from working with...2008-04-2400 min
Tony Award Winners on Working In The TheatrePerformance - September, 1998The panel of performers talk about their training and when they decided to become actors. Power Plays co-stars Richard Benjamin and Paula Prentiss talk about working together at Northwestern. Both Billy Crudup (Tony winner for The Coast of Utopia) and Dana Reeve (More To Love: A Big Fat Comedy) pursued Master of Fine Arts degrees in order to teach as well as act. In England, Roger Rees (Nicholas Nickleby, for which he won a Best Actor Tony) trained primarily by observation. Two-time Tony Award-winner James Naughton (for City of Angels in 1990 and Chicago in 1997) discusses the Blue Light Theatre Company...2008-04-2400 min
Doctor Who: Podshock MP3Doctor Who: Podshock - 50Doctor Who: Podshock
Episode 50
For the Week of the 7th of August 2006
Running Time: 1:36:43
In this episode:
News - 2006 Series coming to the Sci-Fi Channel (this episode was recorded prior to their announcement), Another Spin-Off Series, Mark Strickson at United Fan Con, Nicholas Courtney on the DW Sea Cruise, Games on the BBC Site, Rani Rumours, Big Beginnings at Big Finish, Canadian Update, and more.
Feedback - Tiggs Panther in the UK, Christian in Germany, Scott (x3) in the US, Kenneth in the UK.2006-08-1600 minDoctor Who: PodshockDoctor Who: Podshock - 50Doctor Who: Podshock
Episode 50
For the Week of the 7th of August 2006
Running Time: 1:36:43
In this episode:
News - 2006 Series coming to the Sci-Fi Channel (this episode was recorded prior to their announcement), Another Spin-Off Series, Mark Strickson at United Fan Con, Nicholas Courtney on the DW Sea Cruise, Games on the BBC Site, Rani Rumours, Big Beginnings at Big Finish, Canadian Update, and more.
Feedback - Tiggs Panther in the UK, Christian in Germany, Scott (x3) in the US, Kenneth in the UK.2006-08-1600 min